Much like 2024, things haven’t been going well for the Chicago White Sox at the major league level. But in the midst of their rebuild, that’s to be expected.
Chicago White Sox prospect Colson Montgomery has been transferred from the ACL White Sox to Triple-A Charlotte's active roster, the Knights announced Tuesday.
The Chicago White Sox rebounded nicely in Sunday’s matinee against the Miami Marlins, taking the rubber match of the three-game set with a 4–2 victory.
In a season where a rebuild is in full effect, and wins are welcome but not expected, all eyes are on the development of the young players at the MLB level and in the minors.
The Chicago White Sox have traded nearly everybody of note over the last couple of years while undergoing a massive rebuild. The one big-name player still on the roster is Luis Robert Jr., but it seems like only a matter of time until the White Sox move the center fielder.
The Chicago White Sox have many prospects in their farm system that hopefully will soon make their debuts and help turn around this ball club and get the White Sox back to their winning ways.
MLB Pipeline reshuffled its list of the Top 100 prospects in baseball, removing those who have “graduated” to the major leagues, moving others up and down, and in some cases, taking out players off to dreadful 2025 starts.
The Chicago Cubs are juggling a few roster issues as they work to keep their lead in the NL Central Division. They’re dealing with a starting rotation minus ace Justin Steele for the season, Shota Imanaga for at least a few starts, and Javier Assad until mid-season.
Tim Elko drilled a go-ahead, three-run home run in the sixth inning for his first career hit and Mike Vasil pitched effectively in relief to boost the Chicago White Sox to a 4-2 win against the visiting Miami Marlins on Sunday.
According to Bob Nightengale of USA Today, the New York Mets have checked in on Chicago White Sox' outfielder Luis Robert Jr. And if the two sides continue
Look, the no-hitter is no perfect game. A pitcher can get a bit sloppy and still throw a no-hitter. Loud outs, walks, and the like. Five pitchers have thrown no-hitters and allowed multiple runs.
White Sox center fielder Luis Robert Jr. has long appeared to be the club’s most obvious trade chip for the 2025 season, and a report from USA Today’s Bob Nightengale last weekend suggested that Chicago may be motivated to move Robert before the end of May if he were to continue playing well throughout the month.
Not a whole lot needs to be said about Saturday night’s game between the Chicago White Sox and Miami Marlins—mainly because not a whole lot happened. And the one thing that did happen?
The Chicago White Sox have heard the fans’ cries and have responded by calling up first baseman Tim Elko, who has been raking down in Triple-A. Elko joining the White Sox will add a boost of power, and hopefully add a bit of a spark to a lineup that has been dormant for most of the season.
The Brewers have signed Bobby Dalbec to a minor league deal and assigned the infielder to Triple-A, according to Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Tim Elko's professional journey began in 2022, when the Chicago White Sox selected the first baseman in the 10th round of the draft out of Mississippi.
A new Pope was named at the Vatican City earlier this week, as Pope Leo XIV was elected in the 2025 enclave after the death of Pope Francis a couple of weeks back.
Since The Vatican announced American Pope Leo XIV following this week’s conclave, photos and videos have been surfacing of the pontiff around the Chicago area.
A new Pope was selected on Thursday, with many around the world tuning in for the decision. Robert Prevost, now named Pope Leo XIV, was selected to take over, becoming the first-ever American-born Pope.
The Chicago White Sox placed outfielder Andrew Benintendi on the 10-day injured list and recalled infielder Nick Maton from Triple-A Charlotte on Wednesday.
Former Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen had an exasperated reaction to the team finding a new way to lose on Tuesday night. The White Sox blew a 3-2 9th inning lead to lose to the Kansas City Royals 4-3 at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.
It has only been a couple of weeks, and I’m just about ready to label Edgar Quero as the best catcher on the South Side since peak A.J. Pierzynski. Seriously though, when was the last time the Chicago White Sox had a catcher who provided genuine excitement on both sides of the ball?
This could only happen to the White Sox. On Tuesday, the most embarrassing team in baseball hit another laughable low point during a ninth-inning collapse against the Royals in a 4-3 loss.